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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1933
Page
2
A health notice touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a remedy for stomach ailments constipation and headaches. G Slater of Calgary testimonial says the pills saved his life ended headaches improved complexion boosted appetite and restored health.
In a family gathering Elizabeth sits with relatives as Great Aunt Emma recalls festive times in the old house. She notes the Dutch ancestral link to Ohio from York state and tells how the grandfather learned English after emigrating. Uncle Daniel questions the claim, but praises the ancestor as one of the finest men.
Elizabeth argues with Henry about being American rather than English or Dutch. Uncle Daniel recalls Fred Gierke in France during the war. Elizabeth volunteers to call Fred, hoping he will join them, while the family discusses identity and lineage.
The article questions Mr Lloyd George's claim that all European trouble stems from disarmament flaws and argues the Nazi rise results from broader Versailles terms. It asserts the Nazi movement is a counter revolution against a previously liberal German system and cautions against overreliance on Versailles blame.
The passage discusses how the Geran Government maintains power over the Jewish population and notes that foreign governments have taken no steps except for Upper Silesia under treaty. It argues Germany is morally isolated not by governments but by public conscience outraged at the denial of freedom and justice.
The Trade Review argues for restoring a Royal Naval Reserve training ship at St John’s Newfoundland to provide experience for local reservists and to honor Britain’s naval traditions. It notes Britain’s broadened program and notes US and Roosevelt policies while praising Newfoundland sailors’ WWI service.
A German mathematician estimates World War tolls of 11 million killed and 19 million maimed with over 500 billion dollars spent. The text notes large-scale graves, coffins, and the vast costs per soldier, household, and global populations, comparing expenditures to home prices and educational needs.
The second St Johns Agricultural and Local Fair was reopened after brief closure. Organizers announced renewed exhibits and activities, highlighting crops and livestock displays, crafts, and community events across the fairgrounds.
A review of the Tell the World report praises Patten s first contribution to the popular annuals. It highlights the Canadian Cabinet’s August 4 1914 moment described from Ottawa and outlines chapters on how the world is told about the Bible. The piece notes appeals for support, notes a deficit of 132 009, and celebrates worldwide readership including Canada and illustrations of the Society s work in Japan Peking Benares and Damascus.
A Pincher Creek Echo item recounts a man who sent his son to fetch the neighbor’s paper. Chaos followed as a hive stung the boy, a barbed wire fence injured the father, a cow escaped into corn, a churn of cream spilled into kittens, a set of teeth was ruined, carpet damaged, and a maid ran off with the hired man while livestock caused further havoc. The piece ends by noting the father could have owned his own paper for two dollars yearly.
A London judge sentences an Irishman from Dublin to twelve months for burglary and says he will examine the case to determine if the defendant is an alien. If so, he may deport the Irish Free State.
A religious maxim explains that confessing troubles to God leads to lasting release, while bearing them elsewhere returns the burden like Sisyphus. The quote emphasizes faith and surrender over perseverance alone.
Brown asks to borrow Thompson's new rake from his neighbor and offers future use of Jones' roller. The exchange shows a friendly, cooperative interaction between two residents over common gardening implements.
A humorous exchange centers on a patient remarking they look better today and attributing it to a bat. The doctor notes improvement while the patient jokes about the bat being the reason for the change in appearance. The scene conveys light medical office humor.
A writer quips that a truly skilled saxophonist should be able to play with one band, yet will require a second for self defence. The remark mixes humor with a jab at musicianship and safety.
A poultry journal editor received a reader’s query about how long a hen should stay on eggs. The editor’s reply mixed humor about three weeks for chickens and ducks. A follow up noted the nest was cleared after three weeks with no hatchlings and the eggs were sold.
A hometown merchant advertises Sunlight, Riase, Lifebuoy, Vim, Domino, Lux Flakes, Lux Toilet Soap and H S Soap. Also offers Dux-Bak Roofing at 2.75, Nox All Roofing at 2.15 and Black Jack Roofing.
An impecunious man is accosted by an acquaintance he owes. The creditor demands repayment and scolds him in front of onlookers. The debtor's reply to the crowd hints at his lack of funds and conscience.
Advertisement for the Cen Tenennial Souvenir by Rev W Edgar Mercer describing a 176 page book with illustrations and binding printed at this office. A few copies are available for $1.00. order to be sent to you.
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